Forum Discussion
- While someone may elect to order one,....IMO this product doesn't solve any problems associated with RVing.
- Guess their idea of large and mine are two different things.
- The price has really come down, or they've stripped out a lot of features. Years ago, Safari quoted me $50,000 USD and that was without delivery, us customs or state of michigan getting involved.
Bumpyroad wrote:
check out thread Opinions on Alto Safari Condo and Vehicle
bumpy
hey, at least one person in that thread is interested in buying one.
bumpy- Well, being able to at least stand up straight (at least in the middle)is a good idea.
But, the makers and sellers of this RV should not quit their day jobs. - We have a large custom made teardrop and at tearjerker gatherings I would bet that more than 50% are home made. They range from very simple to the far end of elaborate, aluminum skin to beautiful woodies. One of the trends for home builders is "fomies" made from EPS and coated with resin or doped canvas or...
We pull our 6X10 with my daily driver Subaru Outback. - Good idea, but who in the right mind is going to pay $23,000+ for this.
- Having had one parked next to me for a month I got to know the owners. At $30K with a few options they were ready to trade up for something with more room. While it was great for pulling around the country behind their SUV... staying in it for any length of time got old.
- Thanks for sharing! It makes me think that there has to be better ways to build RVs and that the major RV companies just don't want to do the research and development. Somewhere along the way, a smaller company is going to develop a line of trailers that will really make an impact on the industry. In the auto world, it may be Tesla.
- check out thread Opinions on Alto Safari Condo and Vehicle
bumpy
